I asked mom if acquaintance only had parts; did he have whole bikes? For I'm considering a new (used) bike as well. "No," she said, "only parts."
Well, after week one acquaintance relayed to my mom that he didn't have time to look for the parts but he would get someone to help him.
Now, two weeks later, acquaintance relayed to my mom that he doesn't have the wheel but we does have a ladies 10 speed to give away. I ask my mom if it is a racer, mountain, or what? She doesn't know and wondered what's the diff?
I won't get into the intricacies of that conversation with my mom but know that it ended with me accepting with graciousness whatever the brand, model, condition this entire bike (that he didn't have two weeks ago) he now has to offer. Best case: with some modifications I can ride it. Second best case: daughter can ride it. Third best case: I can raid it for parts, or sell it, or give it away to someone else.
The downside to Brin being one wheel less these past weeks is that she missed the most recent installment of the Naked Bike Ride. She was most disappointed.
Maybe next year.
Oh, too bad you and Miss Brin missed out on that! lolololol.
ReplyDeleteAccept the new(er) bike, it's always nice to have a back up or one for someone else to ride. I would recommend going to a bike shop and getting Miss Brin a new wheel. You'll feel better when you are back on the bike.
poor Brin.
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